Elyria election ends Reefy era with Republican losses
In Elyria on Monday Reefy is defeated for mayor amid a storm of abuse and vilification. Troxel narrowly ahead among Republicans as voters rejected one man rule and backed Democratic contenders Folger Lersch and Mueller in key wards. The result signals a political shift and warns against continuing past tactics.
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Judge Clancy Endorses Kennedy's Favorite Remedy in Lively Opinion
Hornellsville N Y judge James H Clancy praises Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for liver trouble and blood disease. Testimony from H Tutt of Troy cites relief and urges the medicine for fatigue and chronic constipation. The ad touts a 50 cent size bottle and nationwide availability through druggists and Kennedy's Golden Plaster.
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Ile
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North Amherst elects mayor and council in Republican sweep
Baker A. Baker formerly of Elyria won the mayor's seat for North Amherst by a solid Republican majority. Democrats secured four council seats and one member on the board of public service in the election.
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Mayor King Re-Elected In Lorain Rail Split Vote
Lorain returned JF King as mayor on Tuesday while most Republican candidates, including Wickens for the board of public service, led their ticket. The race was hot but Republicans appeared satisfied with the result. An England candidate later reported expenses at one penny.
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England
WETS WON In Classic City dry ticket swept Wellington race
The dry ticket was defeated in Wellington with every man on the People's ticket elected by large majorities. Two brothers ran for mayor in a bitter race, but the Couch crowd left all dry ticket candidates unscathed. N. E. Sherrill, Democrat, won marshal over L Burge, Republican, by 60 votes. The rest of the Republican ticket also carried typical majorities.
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